I am standing beneath the northern approaches to the Sydney Harbour Bridge, out of the rain. I am working on a series of posts comparing this bridge to two other bridges around the world. The red ferry, which is pretty-much empty, is the "Elizabeth Cook", one of two ferries contracted by Captain Cook Cruises to Sydney Harbour Ferries, to supplement their busy routes. Shall I be generous, and say on this occasion it was repositioning? |
Friday, 8 May 2015
Listen for the feint strains of the "Chorus of the Hebrew Slaves"
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Beautiful view Julie.
I really like how you've framed the Opera House, Julie.
The opera house and stolid old pylons make a sharp architectural contrast. We heard a performance there when we visited Sydney twenty-something years ago. La Forza del Destino I still remember it.
I'm not sure which two other bridges you're comparing the Sydney Harbour bridge with Julie but in my opinion they don't stand the ghostly of a chance :)The SHB is a wonder from whichever viewpoint you take it.. I'm going to enjoy this series.
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